Olsa Tools, Ratchets and Wrenches

[@24revealer]

Nice review. I've been comparing these to the Gearwrench and think I'll get Olsa when I decide to pull the trigger!

[@Olsatools]

Glad to see they're holding up well! 🙌Thank you for the video!

[@BeardedSeabee82]

They are working out great!

[@AOKUrbanHomestead1]

Great job brother! Glad you're back

[@BeardedSeabee82]

Thankyou!

[@billbeckett1021]

The Bearded Seabee is back complete with the air compressor!! Great to see you Brandon

[@TurboTyTy]

I have the metric olsa ratcheting wrenches and love them! I also have those roto head ratchets and hardly ever use them. I enjoyed this video! Keep em coming.

[@BruceLyeg]

I've never liked toto ratchets and 90% of the stuff I work on is automotive with the largest thing I work on is a fleet of F550's. I don't hate them, I just find them awkward. Olsa does make good tools though. I've got the different complete sets of impact sockets and my favorites are the Olsa deep impact sockets. When it comes to ratchets I'm a Gear Wrench guy. I love my older XP120 set and wouldn't trade them for anything currently out there. All my ratcheting wrenches are old made in Taiwan. I've always treated the flex heads as slightly fragile and try not to apply too much of my incredible strength. I have a few other Olsa tools and have been more than happy with them and have suggested them to friends and coworkers on occasion. I gotta say, I've always been a sucker for the V cut on the open end of the wrench

[@firstescape3523]

Hey. You are back!

[@Jolsen002]

Have you seen the new rachet knobs for the snap on and Milwaukee power rachets?

[@BeardedSeabee82]

Not yet

[@Jolsen002]

@@BeardedSeabee82 yeah ratchetknob dot com. I have one ordered. Probably going to order one for everything if I like it as much as I think I will.

[@ThecrazyScotsman]

Great to see ya Brother

[@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193]

Like the fact that the ratchet wrenches are 6pt.

[@Tcorellis-j6d]

Those wrenches look ALOT like the icon/Milwaukee/Carlyle wrenches but with out the “teeth” in the open end jaw … Not meaning that in a bad way just stating an observation that’s all Prolly made in the same factory in Taiwan just different metallurgy and chrome than the others

[@frugalprepper]

The reason I don't like them is because it takes another hand to change the direction. You can't just hit it with your thumb. So you work to get down and on a bolt in some remote place then you discover you going the wrong direction. Instead of just flipping a little switch, you have to pull it all back out and set the direction and then do it again. Great Video.

[@BeardedSeabee82]

Very true, one thing i do like more about capri and blue point ones, and thankyou for watching. Hope you had a good weekend!